Galaxies Realm

And now, Rutherglen & Hamilton West in Scotland remains a Labour hold and Torbay in England is a Lib Dem hold.

As a suggestion, perhaps you should use the table code to list the results? Might make it easier to read.

Motherwell & Wishaw is a Labour hold. Upper Bann is a DUP hold. Putney is a Tory hold. Easington is a Labour hold.

(05-06-2010 08:13 PM)Mr. Tight-pants Wrote: [ -> ]As a suggestion, perhaps you should use the table code to list the results? Might make it easier to read.

I would like to but I don't know how to.

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Ynys Mon is a Labour hold, Sedgefield is a Labour hold, Filton & Bradley Stoke is a Tory hold.

And that's all I'm going to post tonight, as it's getting late.

Ok, I think I've figured out the Table code...

Constituency	Result
Filton & Bradley Stoke	Tory hold
Vale Of Clwyd	Labour hold
Durham North West	Labour hold
Fife North East	Liberal Dem hold
East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow	Labour hold
Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath	Labour hold
Llanelli	Labour hold
Telford	Labour hold
Clwyd South	Labour hold
Na H-Eileanan An Iar	SNP hold
North Down	Independent gain from UCU
Belfast West	Sinn Fein hold
Bedfordshire South West	Tory hold
Broxbourne	Tory hold
Clacton	Tory hold
Battersea	Tory gain from Labour
Tooting	Labour hold
Guildford	Tory hold
Sevenoaks	Tory hold
Rushcliffe	Tory hold
Gedling	Labour hold
Staffordshire Moorlands	Tory hold
Glenrothes	Labour hold
Wrekin, The	Tory hold
Wrexham	Labour hold

Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath is Gordon Brown's seat for anyone wondering.

This is all I'm gong to post, as I'm starting to lose tract.

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Ouch, Liberal Dems just lost their seat in Montgomeryshire in Wales to the Tories. The Tories have already gained 9 seats of the 106 currently declared.

I've been watching this on C-SPAN for the last hour (far more entertaining than the Health care vote was). I must say a lot of these constituencies have funny names. I also love every time the announce a BNP candidate, everyone boos.

As of right now, Tories have 301 seats, Labour is at 255 and Liberal Democrats at 54. Cameron is set to try to form a government.

My constituency is a Tory gain from Labour though the Liberal Democrats came only 1400 votes away from winning.

Yikes, I didn't expect the Liberal Democrats to do so bad. I was expecting them to win some seats, not lose some.

From the look of things, the Tories and Liberal Democrats are talking about a deal to form the government

The results on the right hand side of the page says Tories have 306 seats, Labour with 258 and Liberal Democrats with 57 with all but one seat reporting.

My constituency is a Labour hold with over 7000 vote majority.

My constituency remains a Tory hold, winning by almost 17000 votes.

(05-07-2010 05:33 PM)Wenty321 Wrote: [ -> ]From the look of things, the Tories and Liberal Democrats are talking about a deal to form the government

Please Clegg: Don't be fooled, please tell Cameron to stick his precious manifesto up his ass.

So at what point would Brown have to step aside? British system seems confusing to me.

(05-08-2010 11:30 AM)Quest21 Wrote: [ -> ]So at what point would Brown have to step aside? British system seems confusing to me.

As Prime Minister? When Cameron has enough support to control the House of Commons. If that happens he'll go to the Queen and ask her to choose an another party leader (Cameron obviously) to lead the government.

Gordon Brown is stepping down as Labour leader

Perhaps Labour not be better off spending a little time in the wilderness right now? Let the Tories receive a labeling as the party of cuts after their time in office and come back in when they have their own leadership sorted out.

Cameron is the new Prime Minister. I saw that coming.